We're Obsessing Over These Chic Laundry Room Ideas (2024)

To streamline supplies, professional organizers at Organized by Design bring in wicker bins, woven hampers and gold curtain rods. For a pop of color, blue, gray and white patterned tiles are added behind the dryer to contrast the otherwise white walls.

Especially if your kitchen is all neutral, consider deep, moody cabinetry in the laundry room. These nearly black cabinets beautifully contrast the white walls and bright white machines tucked under the light countertop. Design by Becky Alexander of Haven + Home, LLC.

You might be reluctant to try graphic wallpaper in a living room or dining room, so experimenting with it in a smaller space, like a laundry room, is a good solution. Designer Gray Walker pairs this Pierre Frey print on the walls and ceiling with all-white cabinetry.

For this laundry room located off the kitchen, it was important to craft a cohesive style. Alexander Scott, lead project designer for Nugent Design Build, used different flooring to create separation, but painted cabinetry and walls in the same shade for better flow.

If you don't have a designated room for laundry, hide your machines in plain sight. Take note from Sarah & Sons Interiors and install them inside a tall cabinet, which could be anything: a pantry, coat closet or extra storage.

If you have a favorite decorating style or an affinity for a certain animal, the laundry room is the perfect space to experiment. Here, designer Elizabeth Drake goes for a chicken patterned wallpaper and bright red cabinetry, then layers in farm-inspired decor.

When you've got a space this beautiful, laundry will quickly become your favorite chore. From the wallpapered ceiling and flower-inspired pendant to the light blue cabinetry and farmhouse sink, Ashley Davenport of Sweet Southern Home and Design doesn't skimp on style.

If you have a large family and feel like you're constantly swapping loads, consider splurging for a second washer and dryer. Here, designer Maggie Griffin stacks the machinery and builds earthy green cabinetry around, which collectively takes up less space than expected.

One side for sorting, washing and folding laundry, and the other for art projects, painting and crafting. With large windows and a surge of a natural light, it'd be criminal not to maximize this spacious room designed by Elizabeth Drake.

Folding laundry can be tiring and time-consuming, so why not take a seat on a nearby stool as you work? In addition to plenty of cabinet space for laundry room essentials, designer Maggie Griffin reserves two built-in areas to tuck away small stools.

There's no reason not to go bold with flooring in a utilitarian space. Try patterned floor tiles to amp up your layout, just as designer Amy Peltier does here.

Rather than stacking laundry bins on the counter, reserve an open space inside your built-in to store them, like this layout from designer Erin Myers. Especially when paired with a cheerful wallpaper and bright orange flush mount, this neatly stored laundry basket is nearly out of sight, but still within reach.

Don't forget about your furry friends! Carve out space to clean your pet, making sure to tailor the width and height of the tub to their overall size. Install a hanging rod on the wall and use it as drip-dry area between washes.